Customer Ratings & Reviews

It looks like a watch, which is good. It gets all the notices from my android phone (S5) and lets me dismiss them. This is by far the most useful thing about it. I rarely pull out my phone just to find out what email, warning, alert, notification or whatever is making noises. It does need to be charged every day. The health tracking features aren't as rich as a Fitbit or Up, but it does an adequate enough job that I'm happy living without them. Leather band is ok, although it's starting to mar where my wrists rest on the desk when typing or writing. I would have preferred a silver watch with a black band, but I have heard that it's replaceable. In short, the 360 is a nice convenience item and doesn't scream "I'm a gadget".

It is a good watch. Is a good brand and the best easy to use it.

On paper this is a beautiful device. Unfortunately, functionally, it doesn't measure up. My device reboots itself regularly. I can never get it to display by raising my arm. I'm constantly getting a warning on the device that I've left my phone behind, when it is actually in my pocket on the same side of my body as the watch, indicating a loss of connection. When it does function properly, it does convey quite a bit of information that I would normally have to unlock my phone for.

The Moto 360 has been a great investment. I tell anyone who asks, it's not a life changer, but once you use it for a while, you don't want to give it up! Got a great deal on the watch and couldn't pass it up. The Next genereation Moto 360 should be quite interesting, but until it's at the same 150ish price point, I won't be giving up my first gen!

This product is b great and everyone i show it to is impressed

I have fallen in love with this product and android wear A+++++

Does a great job as intended - an extension of your smartphone! If you use it as such then you WILL truly appreciate and enjoy this product. Especially after the recent software update which improved battery life (14-16 hours with ambient mode on and over 30 hours with ambient mode off, brightness set to auto) and UI smoothness (no longer showing noticeable lag or stuttering animation. Know what you're buying and rate this as if you researched it before you purchase. Anyone rating this less than 4 stars is expecting this watch to replace their phone... They can wait years if they want but I'll enjoy this beautiful smartphone extension timepiece today.. All day.. Everyday. And after Android Wear 2.0 is released my $250 will easily be worth the form and function this product provides.

I'm super pleased with this watch, and it was a great price.

This is not my first smartwatch / wearable. I've used a few and the Moto is the best of the lot. The build quality from the leather band to the classic, restrained design is top-notch and it attracts a lot of interest from strangers who see it. The battery life is fine with the software update-- it was mainly about the display staying on all the time. Under normal use, it's fine. The inductive charger is excellent and convenient as well. Google got it right as well. I can use the watch with my GPS for turn by turn nav, answer texts by talking to my watch, operate my phone camera remotely, and a bunch of other cool things. It's an awesome device, and after seeing what is coming out, I really prefer a circular form factor on my wrist. For the price it's a no brainer, go get one!

On average, I've paid $300 for my Bulova watches. I like the weight and feel of them. Larger face but not over sized. The Moto360 was a direct translation of this. They nailed the size and weight. It feels and looks like a premium watch. I don't notice any difference here, with the exception of the leather band (which for this design I prefer).

Good sync with the android and shows the notifications well

I think Moto360 was hyped too much, so I was very disappointed when I purchased it. One of the biggest draw that online reviews and moto hyped was the round watch face. Yes, it is good looking, but there are plenty of good looking square watches out there too. I was also aware of the outdated TI CPU it uses, and have read reviews on it. I thought I could over look this, but the battery life just doesn't measure up. I had GearLive at the same time. On Gear Live brightness set to 3, with dim screen turned on, it lasts me 2 days (dies around 4 pm the next day from 8 am current day). Where as moto360, with setting of auto brightness (yes it has a sensor), auto dim screen also turned on, it lasts to about 8 pm from 8 am on the same day! Putting the two watches side by side, you can also see the animation/swiping/replying is all much faster on the Gear Live with the snapdragon 400 cpu. Yes I know for both watches you can turn off the auto-dim, which would extend battery life, but it looks so much sexier with the dimmed screen, rather than a black face with nothing on it. It catches people's eyes much better with an elegant watch face (dimmed screen). Also the AMOLED screen on GearLive only lights up the pixels that it needs to display, so having the screen always on in dimmed mode doesn't actually uses much battery life either. Moto360 has the ergular IPS LCD, which does not work that way. Pro: - good looking watch (not necessarily due to its round face) - great leather band, very comfortable - inductive charging - (almost) edge-to-edge screen - Android Wear platform Con: - TI OLD CHIP!!! - battery life - more sluggish performance compared to the other two, but not a deal breaker I would not recommend this product to another friend.

works very well. battery life is great. 65% remaining at bedtime. Connects well to my Note 3. Controls music by pause and advancing songs. pop up notifications work well.

Not Perfect, but overall functionality is unmatched! My wife has tried other smart watches, but they were very limited on what they could do, how much data they could display, and all the rest including the iWatch looks cheap or like a kids toy watch. The Moto 360, is an excellent companion to our Moto X or any compatible android phone.

Nice looking watch, very elegant. Even wear to go out

I wanted a smart watch that looked like a watch. The two other Android wear watches are square and aren't my style, this watch looks good and Android wear is awesome! Pay the extra 50 bucks and get this watch. I got the Stone Leather version which I like better than the all black one. The software update has fixed the battery life. I wear mine now for around 16 hours a day and have somewhere around 30-40% at the end of the day.

I absolutely love this watch! I get comments on it all the time before people even realize it's a smart watch....then that's the added wow factor! Works great and has all day battery life! Can't ask for much more!

Beautiful design, fast with latest android software.

Excellent build quality, easy to use price just right. I'm using the Pebble Steal band on mines and it looks really good. After the last update battery life has drastically improve. Can't go wrong with this watch.

The features on this watch are excellent, like the integration for working out, Google Now is even better with the watch, and the features are great. Only problem was that when I purchased it, it needed three updates that came on different days, and when it updates the battery dies QUICK!